The third tier on Maslow’s hierarchy states that people want to be seen. And as a logical progression, if you agree with Maslow’s statement it follows that helping other people feel seen is a significant positive. So how do you show others you see them? Perceptive questions are a great way to do this. Ones…
Author: Elizabeth Beeli
Why Africa Was Of Strategic Interest In The 19th Century
The exploration of Africa was a popular topic in the mid nineteenth century. Why Africa? Because it was predicted that Africa housed the source of the Nile River. Why was that important? Europe had a growing appetite for expansion, and mapping the Nile and its source would put them in a favorable strategic position to…
Consciously Set Your Peak And Low Performance Standards
Becoming your best self. Maybe that’s something you’ve spent a lot of time thinking about. Carving out a goal for peak performance, mindset, etc. But what if setting a standard for how you performed at your worst mattered more? This is the standard which I will not sink below, no matter how bad things get:–…
In The End
Sometimes, more important than the decision itself is the why behind that decision. Was it to please others? Was it to avoid having to think for yourself? Was it from a place of fear? The internal honesty that is demanded to get a clear answer on your motives is not one to be taken lightly….
Foucault’s Pendulum
What we consider facts today, were once unknowns. What will be the next foucault’s pendulum? Are we encouraging ourselves and others to take risks? Consider, engage, immerse in the seemingly impossible? Photo by Alexander Ant on Unsplash.